5 Places You Must Visit In Slovakia

Last updated on June 29, 2021

The country has much to explore with everything from castles to historical sights tucked away in its stunning scenery.

There is something for everyone in Slovakia, no matter how you like to enjoy your holiday, if it’s relaxing by the pool / lake, if it’s exploring the beautiful country, or if you are an adrenaline junky, no matter what is enough to keep you entertained in Slovakia.

Here’s some recommendations on where to start your Slovakian adventure…

5. Slovakia's Many Caves

Slovakia has some of the most beautiful cave systems in Europe with everything from ice caves to stalactite caves.

Slovakia has more than 2,400 caves open for the public to be seen and explored. The most famous caves in slovakia is The Belianska Jaskyna cave. The cave displays many beautiful natural cave decorations, waterfalls and lakes. The cave has several halls inside, but the most famous hall is called Hudobná sieň (Concert hall) the reason for this name is because of its concert level acoustics and continual sound of water drops falling in to the lake.

4. High Tatras

National Park High Tatras (Vysoke Tatry) is situated in the north of Slovakia, shared partly with Poland. The only mountains of Alpine type in the whole Carpathian Mountain range are often called “the smallest alpine mountains in Europe”. When we say High Tatras, we mean majestic peaks touching to the sky, dark turquoise mountain lakes of glacier origin, waterfalls, unique plants, rare animals like chamois (mountain goat) or marmot, exceptionally clean air and environment great for healing respiratory conditions. The High Tatras is the perfect place to hike with many hiking trails ranging from different lengths and difficulties, the High Tatras is also a wonderful place with a lot of ski resorts.

2. Orava Castle

One the most beautiful and largest castles in Slovakia, in the northern Orava region, Orava Castle is situated on a high rock above Orava river. In the forgotten, rough lands of Orava, on the way to Poland, along the Orava river, you will find a rocky formation, a steep rocky cliff vertically erected to the skies. Oravsky Podzamok village (translated lightly as “village under the castle”) is the starting point to the mighty Orava Castle. As it usually goes with Slovak castles, it was built in the place of former fortified fortress. That was right after the Tartar raids, in the mid 13th century. Orava Castle was owned by many aristocrats, county heads and noblemen, protecting important road to Poland and serving as an administrative and military centre for the region.

1. Slovakia's Ski & Bike Parks.

Slovakia is known to be home to Europe’s hidden gem ski destinations. Within the Tatras Mountains, which are largely part of the Carpathian region that runs through Central and Eastern Europe, there are 27 beautiful ski resorts with some of the most popular being Jasna and Štrbské Pleso. If you want to know the best ski resorts in Slovakia click here.

Tucked away in Slovakia’s stunning nature is where you will find Slovakia’s bicycle parks. Slovakia has a total of 1,870 MTB trails spread across Slovakia’s 8 regions with Žilina as the most popular region for MTB in. Žilina alone has a total of 308 MTB trails covering a distance of 671 km. If you want to know the best bike parks in Slovakia click here.

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